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Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
crrs sEws eoNDKseED.

ks4a less E1s es.zbls-s1 srest-sF. Nlll
a.rllse ir-la lAic4ke TO-DAY
Ins fsfrs bssts i'd a .arxs ea-iRsss yss
tsEd4y. cslyla las peopls o4s - isks @iShi-
st1
Esar dr1nas znd dsosdsElisz wll e
around .afols4 tns fo-lSe anil la1s Eofa-
a.
Jaa<s Il. LsE<. u GFsaa k4psds .sz q
t1sZ ssstSF1ay looEias -Fer nls l4noof "a
lzre-ts
Al sisFea " ire. caused by a hisze - =
ts = ~ 1aFlts y near J.. e.. ifUrs.lell's barn
called eul ikr aepagi luenl a. : - l4sg nlgti.
l4asRe aega4naL
Ins ~ { " A excursion train. veil
iusssa vita uFs1 aEd bUusEy people. passed
through tie eitF al Gloss l&<t Night on
lhs reslrn lrip from Ase4isws PARK.
Tbs snnuai nss Tag OF the Stale Assembly
knights cG LABOR uiN convene "a this Cits
TUESDAY morning. A. clock. ia h OF /
hal Representatives ot every lodge IN tLs
stale wlL 5e present
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Situations U'dnted-F'emale.
For Re1f--Ef0HseS

I1OR RENT - AUGUST !. LAST SECTION OF
L Central Pace. ntted up with ali the modern
Improvements. steam heat etc Also carpets
shaGcs etc. fOrsIle Apply TO n II Fori or Pear
soil 4 Defy, % Pear - 2ii
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

I,OR REST-Fr RSIsHEn ROOMS FOR LIGHT
/ housekeeping. 80 =. Division sL.. near -
yostofcs isr
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

WANTED FiRsT-CI As SHIRT iRONTR
W thai understands fancy ironing ia inst
class hand toe b.st wage viii be psid. a. ihs
kssie steam Laundry. ~ = CAnals- -tlI
WAN fEp-A LAT EIBtss OR WA-HNOHAN
w 90 ~oiE hy the day. Apply a. onto at 80
lyon-st. -ad
WANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
W wofA. - Chsuysf. l-Ef
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

sodsr dizziness Indigestion, inflammation
of lie eyes. headache lsssituds. Inability 20
perform msutal WORK and ia6ispOsitlOn Tor
bodily aDor. and annoy and disgust your
friends and sCauaintances with your nasal
fwanx ard offensive breath ana constant
eaprss TO clean y0Lr nose aud throat. when
DR. Ssge's sta-ra Remedy viii promptly
relieve you ~ discomfort and suffering and
vru- friends cf faa iisgr sang and needless
fnH.cticrs ~ your lo8'as0re disease
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

rre-s Save tat fsf frelhia
a-srnrt ing ta nethtag snort af consfnlr-
nan rr now arhrTe ~ Ike rr13 tian
haf beer eurei hr fha rea 81 nr
risrce's ec'.fen Aaiieal Discovery So ra-
solved ~ test n weFfs r ~ aTn cass
rhe resalts are 81 r.lr9r ss ~ asrfiT -elai-A
or any 81 rer- niert In ssrnr ~ sats
.-rrft remedy 81 7ces Ee s. r'anrs "a
tar-s np fhe sveleHr sn
sffa,zi hens ~hsre otners hf "a
Ny recovery whfeh e ne~ ef s1~- F-.e-
s.af,rt. t,sees snnreiv 81 - --s ,-sss n
sh-s wnncert1i Restorative. rsrine trfsss
sther reinsd - without a ~ cf e. ~
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Ha sT " WsrfEssoS thfsatens to read
ssae1l q RsspALL our u ths Demo
ersiic PARTY. Doesn't M. NArrzEsoS
sa8w thss - a chestnut
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

The Democrats party Is greatly agi-
ss.sc over a Question IA gr4mmA-. Gu
tna palace ear ehlch carried the ~.
Louie invitation 60 President CrEysIaNu.
xas au immense sign bearing tbs IN
scripsion in zrsss letters The People Of
u .ssogrf invites President O. 81 ELAxD 70
-ssit s.. Louis" Tee explanation is. OK
eousss, that Missouri Is go patriotic 'hzt
thc people are united - ono RAJ ia
extending he invitation. It IA Ar ln-
daaaou of sbs great brothsrly love aud
&armon7 Which sxiets fhsre
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS

Al - ssrtzs< naezls "a II - eslss szs zeasF
-hs<ssSz heAe. ekceps ~ 41lsd ~ a.
asass - AZ es ekzExsd tsE ~ tk< URiteEzn
rate AZ tas t@1-s 1sio@. AiwAys p@y@els a.
e1s42&ss
bs foan4 - ylasDz ttAs 4 eeso Dsx sf
-9xos - sesSa- Aaf p@Ft ~ . iius ossae~d
Sss foli ii&s.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Gas Dsfroit. Ir.'aas sags, ~'SaEaipAs
a. Ala1l voald sat = good many
A.caigsn Es1ugLeanA' 1nat "onid
sound see martial
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

K1aan sas evidently dlssA,.ahsd wlih
tie vaY 10 shlen the omnibus TGs
ssrlying its pasaengess saa sot out
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

AZ tfaius daily eyccp sunday
loeal freight leaves Sraur hafids ~ ~ slp
m carving Passenger a. far - haismHl0a
Through tct cls ~ 81 points anc bertis lu tisep.
ing coaches can b. srcure6 at Union ncAcl on =
e. Monfoe-fi.. aud a. depot
" NrkEtNFY. Gen Ar-
Gto. ". NCl,soH. Cify rckei Agsat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

The ke9u5Iesn press generally looks
wifa iisiavor on JoaN SHzaNAS's course
Ia ioscnx az endorsement OK h-s Preei-
danssl candidacy a. the Toledo con.
fer.au.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

The prosecution seems o. lAFs sat's-
e. hLza4 asysa4 reasonable doubt
ttzs = s4s guilty.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

'Daiv DAILY. c1cep hun1sv.
fonncfilolsf-l tls M foF Aors wifn
n chiesn onirai snr frsrd Hsfii0s q. laoiars
Eal7ssads VIII ~. 81 q ~ O. ia- tfrlifn-
ten Hancook csiDrnei eic. a.. points fn Cni-
rsFc 4 $0rft western A.. "A .tEh
senT Pass snf 1lekef 49, rsrf.f..s STA.
W1Isox. Gen Sept. ssrg'sszte Nleh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
MICHIGAN { 5ENTRas

.4'siy All o.iisn. eaoenl ~snrst
fir7 Hiaf can fIH nu Ir.tf frH ,Fun Fk.
ffetr 50 and ff8il fti-..ll fatso. .fr r.i. 81.
N~' hfHtss apd tFaal hsrirf aIH "a
ON bttrot -lfnerl corUtiaIaas ltLde q
ii"t Mltt . i i1fongh irsins eas' ifia ..r ~ .
- hl loi4 lac-ci pi.lt. e.. holrss-rt Ii 81 "A
depot
% sonss1oF Mica ra.s frt r aaa oes
fFts - AoHffs. teu hrt tt N.nana E..
81. ~. hVecLFs. g. - sDa 81 a g1iosra
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

rYsfFt fTsffF Ir4rr
oil Nfs-ioN III kalfrs 1ttf BAY
ffH q I@sw
y ~ pm go f1r A. r.
Pms leaves sil huffis - frssffsf trr ~ Eas4
BsJ a. - and ~ IA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
HORSES FOR SALE

For good, reliable family
and driving horses call at 65s
JefYerson-ave. c. ID. RlhER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

A. M Is 49, tf 81 tg. Ha.s..s .... =,
-t'AiiN. Day caofqi snniaf
fhfvefh COACHES fH ca rsfo on 'if n
van tht"lft farl0f aaf - ftirAl1 "a
is ,# % fgNin 10 eKlfs efarct So .rsit 8
through fftiimau stceDinr csf AID cearl arfl.i
esco o1 II N9 q % inr'n "a uiou g1oku 0f.r. 81
hoNnbeS ~ 3 f.t1HstfFF TrsaH 1rf
VILLAS A. DxFtrl. tt.tsl fess tsf.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Boys vii - 6oys. some of them
built bonEs 10 C.n0nnah Friday sfter-
room aud burned up q whole BLOCK
rendered one hnndrcd and tfty persons
homeless and destroyed property worth
sie0oo1 and on Saturday evening al
other lot os them found leak IN tie xas
main st P-rrysburz. Ohio sst ii ca fire,
sad csrssd <rsat damage, throwing one
nan hurdrsd FEET sDd the whole town
into 3 eonlno,lou-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Kt-ANTED- sNTAFivE MEN Afsi.s0 FEa
NJ GAY = 80 1iaing assm tstfls- Elfls % DO seler
4 nossa Aars ai>o xVoi lslaarf srhHn. Al
t.r-lns eauIug I'd. a raN 80 oulr. fo0tf- ana
Aulef 6lack Ntslegl ave. MlaGe.a q Mich I'd
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

ILlIlH!ll!!.
III / / / / | / / 1 1 1 | Il Il Il |
lest.
4 osr-A SOLITAIRE nIANOND SCARF Ply.
lee iH fitln ol sild. ash - "a i4 aller vil
- fe~sl ldsa - at4fnllg s4aae - sah pr.tt.
HetO Wanted Haie.
WA lgn-lk8EUArEIY FIRST CLASS
w nan a. lol ec.pf. tbe lsst o. ftfsfeaees fe.
g.ffd Aff'f 10 Il. Aefsd4 ic3u koo1
h.oc. IS fesrl-st. II
WANFED- To LAY FLOOR r. fHE
w squafr spI4g corner Cgar sfc 'i e ~ -i'
UANrkD MIS- F0a Tar Noofs. THOSE
W MiA iAmilies pEe e.fe4 iu4liie al - so,.sa
liF.s.9l 81 "a
WANIED-A YOukS MAN PROM Is 10 Il
W seAFs ole thAt : not afraid of ~of.
boItfks. - anal 81. -ost
WANTED 5o LABoRERs FOR KANSAS.
" io~A ald iiinois, higaest wac inee ARE.
Il tnristisn, ~ s9ltn WateroJ-Sg corner ot
Lake, 1hlcago. Enclose stamp tos reply. - imo
Help Uaatcd - FeAHdie.
WANTED FTRsT.CLAss SHIRT lRoNKR
hi
class hand the bast wages viii be paid. a. lhs
rage ols@in Laundry, 30 = tAnal'- -ou
WANTED -ALAUEuRFss OR vAsHwOXAN
W 90 ~oiE by tue day. Apply a. onto g, 80
lyon-st. sa1
yVANTED-oIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w wofA. - cnsuyst l-Ef
Situations ~ dntsd-- Waie.
WAErED-A SITUATION INA DRUG STORE
W by re-.stefeo Phaunsess; 90 exper euce
Ess, ot ie,I.nonlals and references Address
| T. J, box l. THIS oaice. III
MASTED-A PERM N NJ SITUATION BY
| W Aophg HAn, iFnn.y u eii-l,ess IA this
giy oest oi feiei euets ~ - ability, &c. Addr =
| ,. e., bcx o. this Office 81.
| WANTED-BY A Young MARRIED Man. A
| ~ situation as collector. can give soca rtfef-
enee' enN security u required. call OF addr-s' +
| J. L. -. Broadway PIC
| MANIFESTATIONS BIZ A YOUNG MAR
w ned man. good Ienman, accnrlle - figures
| - - haH experience A. choosing and billing
ciefk. can furnish references. Address Want Ad.,
Box ., care 81 Telegram Herald.
| WANrED-A SITUATION IS HARD WOOD
| " lumber Inspector. have had five years expert
euce caa give r.ty references. Address sock
| well. 7as South Division =. Hl
!
| yVANTED-sIr ~ A SOBER INDUS
W tT.QLs man. tuner ~ trade. la ANY city n
| Michigan oi ir0h. Two % nYc tuoIssnu iuhAf a.
| tants; i5 years experience have had caaIge oi
| shop f5r past year N Grand Rapids address J,
box - this oaice. 2ld
| WANTED BY 1 YOUNG NAN II YEARS or
! " age, situation as cicrk, hook keeper or any
| KIND OF clerical work. bE ui references fCru-
I bed, Adde'S l. SmilA. box III, Rock i0ld
Mich. "a
WANTED A SITUATION BY A YOvNG
w man willing 70 make himself useful IN isc
tory. mill or sncp or 10 drive strccl car address
. J Il. care his o.lce. ~;
IVANTFD-BY 4 SOBER INDC CsTRIoUs MAN
! W ANY klnd of work house cleaning, furniture
packing and carpet laying. a specisiIy. can fur
iiSh b. Al oi references from citizens Of lOula. Al
dfess OF cali on Cos. ~ ith-aye. CITY. IL
VrANTED--A POSITION By a YOUNG MAN
| W OF good character sten0grapher. y p,
writer and hOok-kteper Have hau expereDc,
~ stens glaphor and typc writer aud college
course n book keeping. Moderate salary eK
peCtcd. Address 4. j. S. al tnia Office. 1871
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Tbs Chicago Joasrnal says that Car
rxE HaRRfsoN passed through Winnipeg
Friday. de vas entertained By Mayor
Joxrs. aEd thsa EFT tor tie Pacific coast
A. fsr a. Known. his frisnd A!CGlRiGLE
wks not with hin.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
faskegon - ants.

WANTED g. AT TRE ARLINGTON HOTEL
~ na,4esln, i-A, lsssFy cooA aud timing
s.s5m stsi -tu
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

To Printers.

frHE TEIrsRAN- HERALD HAs FoR sAIr
| go pounds 90 m.nion almost - zao3 - new
N eel Eh0.e o. Sc. as~orted a. IS e. FeT
pound
NoNPARIrL THE ELbsRAM-HERkID
y las fE pounds 81 l1upsIlel, mCsi 81 who's
hss never aeca mixed, which ve wiz sell A. ~
cenfs per pound.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

noCToR NARY p THosfFScN. oFTIcE =
= Mcrrae-rt Her~s h~fwee7 ~ srf fz n
11ssr1 80 n ae1srs rzsfeo>. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Iks Chicago Journal remarks that
sthere viii - some vacancies IN the
County Beard y nsxt week Il may be
remarked IN this connsoticn tta.ther Is
s-raaal ,acaney 10 tie county laIl-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Boordsna

yVASTTD BoARD - HkN AID v1FE
- 7e1r center ~ fsiF wlt1 4-iflr18shad raa.-a
address = p th{s o1ce zi8
xVANTED-BY wIrowER txn DsrGHT
" er. sosff l1 a pTlTsie fsnAy Ho9ld furnish
0rc ne6recn =, an bsfdlnk ST nee ssssFT. ~
fress r n J. tals - - I1
I sNcCL.N HOgST. ss sPRINg 81 -REsT &
l. dag h3lse = Hiat gar. kxfellert aesrf sad
snzie r1oH saly g prT r'eeF. csg oca-e 81 sf1gs .
meas 30. A nsce s0ief bone ueri1 fftel -
1esr Me1rce a. a. ne wholesale h1r1see
ae9ofs e1u-csas and theste1s Fsriiclisr afts1
fi0n 80 ~ n eo~ ~ sa1 ~s0ts ~ srsn-te~fs
Erf ne T.enfs -f s-3ftsrz 9no c-see t9 vert tke
Bone. A 81 qsr. frcr~et1r
Ir0e :. rEe WEEK voc cas- rt~E vIte
1 roan snd gas~5 aasrf - 81 sra6nsf l1sa
ysok2i3 81 TF4z nxY os WEEg or 9F4I.
ID csr - oztafa~3 a. M. a O. G~Evaa6x 20
- lairs-sFe- e. vr~y r@s~nTsole So E4
PrpfeesspFs1t
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

TOR RENT p CONVENIENT FLATS FOR
I small famihcs in the new DERBY block, "
Fulion-st. Inquire al ~ NJ Nern0n-s, l4Ht
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Cravon Poytro'fs.

TaCNRApE< ATTES CHAs.
lrIa@ca. .sse 1f Lc > Isf NIe1 No ri and
~ Nrf snsssn Pr 80 80 ~ a 2 85-rncuth -
sc oor st1G - C1sT.is58 8 ~ &C sal1ieTs ierns
r-srseotf f7Ily -s. .rirs ye1f str1 B-f-osare he II
fszszt1 81 rEef1rrz t.rsF9If fff-fsiss RI - zs -
~ ear~ <of.<rs Hen~ ~ orr 70 re1ei f.~fr@s
~ E'lcts- srrrs -sfsfs crscT e8ersrfe@1 ORR =
$500 ~ -fat s-d Er3rarftf sfseess1 ~ send
ceer Cafsney Fenfas-spE- tefsst asdet az
god Efrte-e 81 10 rfrtor~sr rsfs f.grf - Vstr
rfrt-slts FUH psr-tr So ttrnisdst o. srrsfes
iier Frseervf - fscrs g. ffsose Tar iove srd
- fhe ssEF tire n1rssf thesr reesnc~ies - IS
s,s1af rourrste ir ne35 ks1reu e. zfse-
taax fasra1 eec - ~ rzT ssk>1
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

Wesr balloooane Vsa.ed = permit 20
;amp from : balloon 5..09 feet ABOVE the
Wsss Side Driving Park IN Chicago.
Collector ONAaAS told him that tas
city didD't licsnss men 20 commit scucide.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
Bustness Opportunity

lNY IAUSDRT WORK WILL BF nOST =
a Nala q Eagis steam IsandrT 40 y Csns
- tt'
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01
For Renf--ROOIlls.

TOR RENT-FURSlsHFD ROOMS-stiTE or
4 ESQ., light airy and Il z ms fdrn s4ed rooms.
pply al Room 81. iei!ard Block, ~ & wa
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-01

- AtAaN isisi 5lf-et AEtDt 81 ceIoS. tfusg3
huts.in ls,eU 4ickel ketut. 81 = onSos.st
a. iofA "o.sr uon lsss sna 3 .casi Ag
The Washington critic., 1887-03-23
AN AMERICAN-BUILr NAVY.

Secretary Whitney is to be congrat-
ulated upon the satisfactory proposals
he has received for the manufacture of
gun forgings and armor plates for the
new cruisers. The appropriation of
S2,21j, 900 is considerably below the re.
quirements fthe work to be performed,
but when the attention of Congress is
called 10 the favorable contracts which
Mr.. Whitney has succeeded in securing,
II will not hesitate TO provide him with
ample means to carry them out.
The great point gained by the let
tings 10 the Bethlehem Iron Company
is the demonstrated fact that the forg.
ings and plates can be produced as
economically in this country as they
can be purchased abroad, thereby doing
away with one big bone of contention
which has long stood in the way of Leg
islation. Another point Of prime i'm
portance is the beginning which is thus
assured Of steel plant sufficient to meet
the needs of naval reconstruction and
coast defense for all time tn come. Just
what the Secretary Of the Navy has
done was the thing most of all essential
TO be done-thc first step to be taken,
in fact, before any further progress
were possible, no matter how pr5dIgal
Congress might have been in the matter
of appropriations.
Z II every bill introduced at the last
session, relating to ships Of war and
ordnance and floating batteries aud for.
tihcations had been passed aud become
laws, aggregaung over q hundred mil.
Hons Of dollars there still remained
the question TO be solved, which Mr..
Whitney, under the simple act of
August 3, 1856, has solved 50 sue
cessfully.
Shall the Government establish a
plant equal to its wants Shall the
new navy be an American built iustItu.
ton or an imported article? The
question seems to be settled In the ia.
terests of American industry, as shown
by the bids received at the Department
yesterday.
Congress can now take up tho sub.
ject and deal with it as the public me-
eessitics demand, without any clash.
ings Of opinion as to the practIcabllity
The Washington critic., 1887-03-23
THEIW ANGELS.

My heart rs lonely n-i.ntart can be.
and thv CIy of Rachael .ues up tgJu me,
lOr the tender iarc' uuiorgut
Of the little children ilIrt are not;
although, know.
They are all in the land wh ro I shall 90.
want them CLOSE IN the dorrold way:
But NE guu iurWUr.l aud wlIl nor stay:
And lie who II. de u has Ealrit gigh''
Yet miss my lar'lnrs uyt ot ms sight
FltuouEh. ! know,
They are all IN iH" iu1l where ! thill Ep,
Only one has died Thrn IS ono small mound.
Violet lenped, In the sweet grave gfnuul;
twenty years they have h.upmrl aud Spgull
over the littlo baby huyi
Ard oh ! know
Sic Us safu iu The land where shtll 20.
Not deud; only grown Gul gone away,
Tile luir OF nv darling Is turning gtuy,
Thgt was golden once In the days 30 dear
over fOT many md many year.
Yet ku1w knOw
Sic child n the laUd where shall 60
Ny bright brave boy IS q gray eyed man
Facing tho world a1 worker can;
But think Of Him now aH J hui Nlm then,
And so. know,
/ shall have him there where we bp II shall 20.
Ont from the Father and into li'r:
Back to His hrenst from tho ended strife,
And the finished labor. | hear the word
From the lips of Him who was Chlll and Lord
And know, that so
II shall be In the land where we AL shall go
-Adeline ID, L, Whitney,
The Washington critic., 1887-03-23
NOTES AND GOSSIP.

Az Association of Telrsrlphcrs ant
Electricians las been organized in Phla-
delphia.
MADAME PATTI Is quoted as saying that
her successor upon the operate stage will
unquestionably be Madame Sembrlch.
The students of German in the johns
Hopkins University at Baltimore sent coIl-
gratulatory dispatch to Emperor William
yesterday.
GENERAL SIR OWEN LANYoS, distin.
guishel officer in the SDudan campaign uu.
der General Gorlau, is spending the winter
at the Piney Woods In ihomasyllle, Ga.
AT Len,en service-Miss Molly-Come
In our pew, Kate Miss Kate oh, no;
come in ours. We've got such nice, com
Portable high neutrality-suspicious.. They
don't strain your polonaisc bit. Il rid
Bits.
LORD FREDERICK HAMILTON concluded
his Baltimore visit yesterday, and after
dining with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Garrett
left late last night for New York. He left
for England this afternoon by the steamer
Brittanic.
EMPEROR WILLIAM is having a magnil-
cent dinner service OF the Dresden bright
yellow ware made for presentation to Queen
Victoria on the occasion OF her jubilee. 1t
will comprise about 400 pieces, splendldly
emhellished.
The story going the rounds that Oscar
Wilde's mother is In "absolute want lacks
tie important element of truth. Lady
Wilde entertains handsomely at her London
residence, and her latest work, "Irsh Folk
Lore and Fairles.' will yield her 5000
TO $1,000.
MAYOR HEWITT is In favor Of opening the
Museum of Art on Sunday. "Better the
museum than the grog shop he declares
This is o matter in which the vast majority
OF the people Of this city will cordially in
dorse Mayor Ilewitrs sentiments New
York Graphic.
The Jeffersonlan Club at Frederick, Nd
will be formally opened tomorrow with {
membership of over one hundred Governor
Lloyd, Senator Wilson, William Pinkue,
| Wbyte, Attorney General Roberts and othei
| prominent Democrats are expected to hOnol
The occasion with their presence.
TnE three popular composers, Franz vor
suppe, author Of "FstinIt2l" and 'Boc
caccio," Carl Millocl,er, author OF "Tbt
Beggar student" aud Richard Genee, au
| thor OF "Nauon,n ali reside at Vienna ant
| are in comfortable Circum, tduccs, Won Supp,
| owning a splcudid c' tate IN the suburbs o
| the city, lie ISL ytars Of age, Millocke
A and Geute 90.
The Washington critic., 1887-03-23
NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.

From Robert Beall, 1876 Pennsylvania ave-
nue..
The STORY or ANCIENT EGYPT. BY George
liawlinson, NJ. "A, with the Collaboration
OF Arthur Gilman, author OF "Ihe Story
of Rome" "a History of the American
PeOple,n etc, one of the latest additions
to the valuable "Story of the Nations
series, now in course OF publication by G..
II. Putnam's Sons, New York.
THE INTERSTATE COMMERCE. ACT; au
Analysis OF It's Provisions. BY John r.
Dos Passos Of the New York Bar, author
OF "The Law of Stock Brokers and Stock
Exchanges etc. New York; G. T. Pat
n0m's Some.
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PERSONAL.

MORAL ADvIsER-wili the author
lv1 OF the anonymous letter signed as above,
who has BY bis silence acknowledged himself
contemplate coward, communicate with the
other party concerned by naming time and
place for n meeting. and prove that he Is not
what lie hns hranded himself.
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An An,rstl,etic suIict.

\ German chemist has invented new
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will, If brought into general use, greatly
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which II Is aimed. It contains powerful
arwsthetic, producing instantaneously COM
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which, except that the action Of the heart
continues, Is not to be distinguished from
death. While In this condition, the German
chemist points out, the bodies may be
packed In wagons and carries of as prison
ers.-[ London Court journal.
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MAYOR HEWITT of New York, who
tackled Harry Hill not long ago, has
finally downed him, and Hills notorious
resort is eflectually closed for the first
time in thirty.four years. Mr.. Hewitt
can well afford to brag of an exploit in
which so many of his predecessors
failed.
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PROGRAMME
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Jones; don't like Robinson.
Brown: Why notp
Jones; lie said ! was no better than
should be.
Brown: Well, are you
Jones: OF course well, that is-say,
Brown, is anybody
Passengers please take notice: All rail
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Mr. President; Your attention Is hereby
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Mn. BLAINE is said to be busily en-
gagged in revision of his political
speeches, with apossiblc view to their
being hurled at an unofrending public
again from the rear platforms of next
years railroad trains.